Frank Langella thinks young people rely too much on technology when courting each other.

Frank Langella is worried about the state of romance, said Catherine Shoard in The Guardian (U.K.).
Part of the problem, says the 75-year-old actor, is that young people
rely on technology when wooing each other. “I think walking up to a
pretty girl at a party and saying, ‘How are you? I’d like to take you
for a cup of coffee,’ is much more exciting than, ‘Hey, I saw you last
night at the whatever. Text me,’” he says. “Tech is giving people the
opportunity to protect themselves from saying, ‘Thank you very much but I
don’t like your looks and don’t want to go out with you.’”

Langella also thinks that technology is interfering
with true intimacy. “I work with a lot of younger actors, and so many
of my young friends fall crazy for each other, go to bed, and then
within a couple of days they’re lying in bed and each is texting. God,
when I was a young man, when you got into bed you were there for years.
You lusted for each other, loved each other, were interested in each
other. In the morning you made breakfast for each other, all the natural
courtship things.” But today, he says, young people view sex the same
way they would an interesting new app. “Let’s get the business done,
then do something else.” I think Frank's right, don't you?